What happens when you pour 1000° degree molten Zinc onto a piece of wood?
This was an experiment that did a while back with a buddy of ours, Doug Booher. We melted Zinc to it's liquid state (around 1000°) and then poured it into the crevices of 200 year old piece of reclaimed Oak. We think it turned out pretty awesome! What do you think? Please leave a comment below, upvote, and resteem if you want to seem more videos like this. Thanks!
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really cool..... I do fractal imaging on some of my stuff so I will have to get all that equipment out and make a video for here......
What a cool idea. This is what makes steemit great. New points of view . I didn't realise you could melt zinc . I have heard of using epoxy but that opens up a whole new range of possibilities.
Yeah it was a fun experiment! Thanks for the comment.
Did you guys do this for the look, or to help hold it together or both? Either way it was a cool.
Not really to hold it together, more so because we had had a few beers and wanted to do something cool and creative. Glad you like it!